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How do you solve a fermi problem? - Answers

To solve a Fermi problem, start by breaking down the question into smaller, more manageable components. Make reasonable assumptions and estimates for each component, using known values or averages where applicable. Then, perform calculations to combine these estimates, often using multiplication or addition, to arrive at an overall approximate answer. Finally, assess the plausibility of your result and adjust your assumptions if necessary for more accuracy.



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To solve a Fermi problem, start by breaking down the question into smaller, more manageable components. Make reasonable assumptions and estimates for each component, using known values or averages where applicable. Then, perform calculations to combine these estimates, often using multiplication or addition, to arrive at an overall approximate answer. Finally, assess the plausibility of your result and adjust your assumptions if necessary for more accuracy.



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How do you solve a fermi problem? - Answers

To solve a Fermi problem, start by breaking down the question into smaller, more manageable components. Make reasonable assumptions and estimates for each component, using known values or averages where applicable. Then, perform calculations to combine these estimates, often using multiplication or addition, to arrive at an overall approximate answer. Finally, assess the plausibility of your result and adjust your assumptions if necessary for more accuracy.

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